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14:22
An underwhelming earnings report from Hennes & Mauritz AB has intensified concerns about the inflation pressures confronting European retailers, indicating a challenging outlook for the sector.
14:22
London banks are making billions of pounds in profit from bond trading, utilizing cheap financing provided by the Bank of England (BOE).
14:22
The Netherlands seeks to scrap mandatory gas storage targets after spending nearly €1 billion ($1.1 billion) this year to fill its reserves, arguing that the current EU system forces governments to do a job that the market should be doing.
14:21
The new rules, which will be implemented in phases and applied retroactively to applications submitted since April, reflect a shift towards a "selective and conditional" immigration policy amid a broader rightward political shift and growing anti-immigrant sentiment in the country. This comes as Japan faces a shrinking population and increasing labor shortages.
14:15
Cole Kennelly, CEO of Volmex Labs, stated that Bitcoin's price is poised to surge to $500,000 within the next two years. He noted that Volmex Labs' Bitcoin Implied Volatility Index aims to measure the market's forward expectations for the leading cryptocurrency.
14:03
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13:51
Nikkei Asia reported that the high-profile collaboration between China's two major state-owned automakers, FAW Group and GAC Group, may signal broader consolidation in the world's largest automotive market. Analysts believe this indicates Beijing's dwindling patience with the auto industry's long-standing overcapacity and its desire to stop the "cash burn."
13:42
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated in a Fox News interview on Thursday that ending the seven-month war with the United States depends on America's choices. Meanwhile, Houthi rebels launched a new round of missile and drone attacks on Saudi targets on Friday morning, with Saudi authorities reporting the interception of six ballistic missiles and emergency alerts issued for Mecca, Jeddah, and Yanbu. Due to the conflict, vessel traffic in the Strait of Hormuz has decreased to nine ships, significantly below peacetime levels. International benchmark Brent crude futures fell 1% to $93.66 per barrel, and U.S. WTI crude futures dropped 0.68% to $105.86 per barrel. China's special envoy stated that leaders from China and the United States have reached a consensus on de-escalating the situation in the Middle East.
13:35
The U.S. Department of Justice has accused Lee Reiber, CEO of Virginia-based digital forensics software company Oxygen Forensics, and Russian businessman Oleg Davydov, of concealing for years that the company was controlled by Russia. Oxygen Forensics allegedly sold software to multiple U.S. government agencies, including the Secret Service and the Department of Defense, while Davydov and four other Russian nationals secretly controlled the company through a Cyprus-based holding company, and its software was developed by a Russian team led by Davydov. After becoming CEO in March 2022, Reiber allegedly signed false government documents in December 2022 and October 2023, claiming the company was independent, which led to Oxygen Forensics securing a five-year, $12 million Secret Service contract in 2024. Reiber was arrested last Sunday, and Davydov was arrested the same day at London Heathrow Airport. Both are charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud, which carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison.
13:33
HSBC and its major Hong Kong subsidiary, Hang Seng Bank, plan to unify their employee benefits framework in Hong Kong starting January 1, 2027. This move aims to simplify benefits management for both banks, establish common standards, and promote career mobility within Hong Kong. Maggie Ng, CEO of HSBC Hong Kong, stated that most existing benefits would be improved or remain unchanged. Under the unified policy, HSBC employees will transition to a standardized sick leave scheme, accumulating monthly with a cap of 180 days; hospitalization coverage for executives and their families will also increase. This initiative follows HSBC's $14 billion acquisition of the remaining shares in Hang Seng Bank, targeting $900 billion in synergies by 2028.
13:27
Silicon Valley venture capital firm Lightspeed is adjusting its India strategy, aiming to raise $250 million for a new early-stage AI fund, betting that artificial intelligence will drive India's next wave of startups. The fund, named Lightspeed India Partners V, is half the size of its $500 million predecessor fund raised in 2022 and has already secured 80% of its $250 million target in commitments. Lightspeed plans to begin investing from the new fund within the next two months and, for the first time, align its India fund's fundraising cycle with that of its global funds.
13:20
Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth stated that he personally does not believe AI will lead to human extinction and holds a conservative view on the timeline for achieving Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). He also emphasized that Meta's open-source AI strategy aims to "empower people" rather than concentrate AI in the hands of a few companies, and has already open-sourced Muse Glimmer.
13:20
Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth described the next generation of human-computer interaction paradigms, stating that the core value of AI lies in breaking the one-way relationship of "humans adapting to machines" to achieve "intent understanding," and that "English is becoming the new programming language." The company also launched "Private AI Processing," an end-to-end encrypted feature that ensures user-server communication is fully encrypted and no records are retained on the server.
13:18
Suzuki Motor Corp. said on Friday it aims to halve the development time for new car models and boost production efficiency by 50% by 2030, as it seeks to catch up with rapid changes in China's auto industry.
13:18
James Sullivan, Managing Director and Co-Head of Global Thematic Research at JPMorgan Chase, noted that factors such as record issuance in the AI sector, government deficits, El Niño, and the Middle East conflict will impact prices amid a weak demand environment. Core inflation remains sticky and is not expected to improve in the short term.
13:06
The Bank of Japan (BOJ) released a research paper stating that the private credit fund market is expanding, especially in the United States, with a core strategy of providing direct loans to small and medium-sized companies with lower credit ratings. The report highlighted that continuous capital inflows have intensified competition, leading some funds to alter lending conditions and diversify across asset types and structures, with asset-backed financing (ABF) funds and semi-liquid funds targeting retail investors growing. This indicates a change in the risk profile of some private credit funds. Given the increasing interconnectedness between Japanese financial institutions and institutional investors and private credit funds, the BOJ believes it is necessary to pay attention to changes in risk profiles and closely monitor their investment practices and credit developments.
13:05
The Bank of Japan (BOJ) released a research paper analyzing depositor dynamics and deposit rate spreads for foreign currency deposits at Japanese Global Systemically Important Banks (G-SIBs). The report indicates that recent deposit growth has been primarily driven by existing non-Japanese depositors increasing their balances, and that expanding transaction banking services helps reduce depositor attrition, extend deposit durations, and lower deposit acquisition costs.
12:36
Hong Kong stocks closed weaker at midday, with the Hang Seng Index down 1.69% and the Hang Seng Tech Index down 2.14%. Tech and consumer stocks such as NetEase, Li Auto, Xiaomi, JD, Alibaba, BYD, and Kuaishou generally fell.
12:36
Asian bond yields continued to climb on Friday, affected by the spillover of US Treasury sell-off pressure. Japan's 30-year government bond yield rose to 4.21%, a new high since its listing in 1999. In addition, the 10-year JGB yield rose 3.5 basis points to 3.110%, a new high since August 1996.
12:35
Morgan Stanley is facing client poaching by rival banks in Hong Kong and a security alert following an internal leak of trading information. According to sources, competitors are actively approaching companies mentioned in the leaked documents to solicit business. Affected clients have not yet taken legal action against Morgan Stanley or requested a change of sponsor.
12:34
The European Union is urging the UK to raise tariffs on Chinese cars to prevent the creation of 'made in Europe' barriers. London has been lobbying intensely for equal treatment of British products but continues to rule out forming a customs union.
12:34
According to the Financial Times, officials are working out of public sight to combat the financial risks posed by artificial intelligence, by employing digital methods to counter digital threats.
12:34
The number of ships sailing under the Russian flag has grown by a third as Moscow keeps fossil fuel exports flowing despite western sanctions.
12:34
Wall Street boutiques are balking at Saudi Arabia’s HQ rules, as financial advisory firms have yet to secure licences under the regional headquarters programme, a key government initiative.
12:32
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. expects the yen to appreciate to 150 per dollar over the next 12 months, reversing a bearish stance adopted in July as domestic policy shifts and potential capital repatriation strengthen the currency’s outlook.
12:26
Google plans to launch an experimental satellite next week via SpaceX's Transporter-18 mission, developed in collaboration with Planet, to send its self-developed AI chips into low Earth orbit for the first time. The satellite, equipped with four Google Trillium TPU chips, will run the Gemini model in orbit to explore extending AI computing power from ground data centers to space. However, James Manyika, Google's Senior Vice President of Research, stated that the current phase of the mission focuses on verifying the chips and hardware's resilience in the space environment, with heat dissipation remaining a major challenge. The satellite must shut down to cool after approximately 15 minutes of full-power operation each time.
12:20
Japanese Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama stated that U.S. President Donald Trump expressed concerns about the depreciation of the Japanese Yen during his meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi this week; Takaichi responded that the undervalued Yen is an issue. Katayama said that Japan will continue to maintain close communication with U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on a range of issues, including foreign exchange. Following the news, the Yen strengthened in the short term, with USD/JPY falling 0.3% to 158.35.

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